Horseback, Single ATV, Cenote & Ziplines! Adrenaline & Nature

Cancun, Mexico

6 hours (approx.)
Pickup offered
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

Get ready for an action-packed half-day adventure in the heart of the Mayan Jungle. Enjoy an ATV ride through nature, soar through the treetops on a thrilling zipline, experience horseback riding in the jungle, and cool off with a swim in a refreshing cenote. After the adventure, indulge in a delicious Mexican lunch with chicken fajitas, rice, and beans. Transportation from Cancun and Playa del Carmen included, so you can relax and enjoy the journey.

Ride ATVs through the rugged jungle terrain
Experience horseback riding in the Mayan jungle
Savor a delicious Mexican lunch with chicken fajitas
Enjoy roundtrip transportation from Cancun & Playa del Carmen

What's Included

Round Transportation From Cancun & Playa Del Carmen
Lunch (Chicken Fajitas with rice and beans)
ATV's Ride (Single)
Ziplines Circuit
Cenote Swim
Horseback Riding

Lockers $10 USD
Atv's insurance (5 usd per person)
Photos

Meeting and Pickup

Pickup points

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Pickup details

Meeting points for travelers that are in downtown hotels and airbnb's or any location that we can't reach: Cancun Meeting Point: in front of the lobby at Oasis Smart in Tulum Avenue Playa Del Carmen: Cocobongo at Playa Del Carmen Tulum: There is no pick up in any hotel or airbnb, if the Customer wants to get there by it's own please get in contact with us so we can provide assistance. Another option would be for the Customer to move to Playa Del Carmen at Cocobongo wich is the closest meeting point The pick up time is set acording to your location, the travelers that doesn't provide pick up location will need to get in contact with us as soon as posible, otherwise we will be not be able to provide the service

Itinerary

Begin with pickup at your hotel, where you’ll board a luxury bus for the 125-mile (200-km) trip to Chichen Itza from Cancun. You’ll have access to bathrooms on board the air-conditioned bus, and you can catch a nap in a reclining seat after eating a gourmet continental breakfast of a baguette sandwich, all-natural juice, and coffee.

Enter Chichen Itza for a guided tour of the site, which is dominated by the dramatic pyramid known as El Castillo. You’ll see a mix of Maya and Toltec architectural styles in Chichen Itza, where two powerful cultures blended and adapted their traditions over 1,000 years. In addition to El Castillo, Chichen Itza’s surviving structures include an enormous Maya ball court, the Warriors Temple, and a circular observatory called ‘El Caracol.’

After visiting the site, continue to a cenote: Maya people considered these limestone caverns a connection to the underworld, and used them for fresh water, cultivation, and ceremonies. Pause for a traditional lunch at a local restaurant, then return to the bus, where you’ll have access to an open bar during the drive back to your hotel in Cancun.

Amazing Adventures Park

5 hours • Admission Ticket Included

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Near public transportation
Not recommended for travelers with back problems
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
Most travelers can participate

You must be 16 years old to drive the ATV, and must be accompanied by an adult.
We do not acept credit card of any type.(AE, VISA, MC)
Bring your swimsuit, towels and extra clothes
Bring extra cash.
The maximun weight allowed is 300lb
Pregnant travelers can't participate
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 40 travelers

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

Reviews

3.0

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I would NOT recommend this tour for a...

kiarabarrett, Aug 2017

I would NOT recommend this tour for a few key reasons: 1. The tour was mostly in Spanish. As the ticket taker said 95 of the bus is Spanish speaking. Therefore, what happened was of all of the time he was speaking, 70 of it was to the Spanish speakers, and 30 was to the English speakers there were about 12. He spent the first 60-90 minutes of the tour exclusively in Spanish, as we sat there confused, and then angry. He finally switched to English, and rushed through a truncated version of his Spanish speech. At that point, my next issue came up. 2. The bus/tour was an ongoing informercial for whatever garbage the tour guide was trying to sell. First, it was bug spray for the ruins, to prevent Zika/etc. 10. Then, he shifted to trying to sell a silver pendant necklace that we could buy during a stop. Next on to the Mayan Papyrus. For only a few dollars, to support the kids, you could buy a piece of paper with Mayan hieroglyphics commemorating any important date you wanted. And, because we were on a bus and stuck there, there was nothing we could do but listen to this sales pitch. We stopped for lunch, where we were forced to wait an additional 45 minutes in the Mayan community which was basically a tourist souvenir shop with Mayan stuff, before we could actually EAT lunch. During lunch, they took our pictures with people in Mayan garb, which brings me to the last sales attempt. Mayan alcohol think cough syrup, where they had printed out the pictures we took at lunch and taped them to the bottles. It was RIDICULOUS. And worst off they had a student try and pitch it to us by serving us a little and giving a toast. Again, we were on the bus and there was nothing we could do but listen. 3. The ENTIRE reason we came to the trip, seeing the Chichen Itza Ruins, was ruined due to the ineptitude of the tour operators. We got off the bus, were handed our tickets, and then split between English speakers and Spanish speakers. The Spanish speakers got into the site and immediately started their informational tour. We were told to follow a different, English speaking, guide, to have our tour. We were surprised to hear we had to wait for another tour group to join ours before our tour started. After more than 30 minutes waiting, they finally joined us. Ultimately, this meant we had a rushed tour to only 2 of the areas of the site, that we had to leave early in order to make it back to the bus in time. It was unacceptable. The only redeeming factors was that I actually got to see Chichen Itza, and the cenote which was the last stop before heading home. Overall, DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS TRIP. We could have spent another 1-2 hours at Chicken Itza if it weren't for their greediness. They are just trying to take advantage of your and take your money. Find a reputable tour company that doesn't try and sell you anything, and values your time.

This tour was AMAZING!!! There was...

Christen D, Sep 2016

This tour was AMAZING!!! There was so much to see and do, and our guide Hector had so much knowledge. Chichen Itza just kind of takes your breath away. We were there during the hottest season so it was HOT, but our guides took good care of us by feeding us, providing lots of water, selling bug spray, and giving us lots of tequila :. I would do this tour again in a heartbeat :

Picking up was more or less on time...

Sharda R, Aug 2016

Picking up was more or less on time. . We were taken all the way back to hotel zone we were staying downtown cancun where we had to stop for breakfast thought breakfast was going to be served on the bus, atleast that's the impression I had. I am a vegan and I did put this under special requests at the time of booking but when I reached for breakfast there was nothing vegetarian for me so I ended up without breakfast. I booked this tour because I wanted a bus with comfortable seats and a toilet but the bus was by no means a luxury bus. The toilet facility is a makeshift toilet in the middle of all the other passengers. Bus was filled to the max and a mini van came along and tried to take us in that van. Credit to the tour guide who did not send us with the minivan because then that would have been a really big issue as I paid for an all inclusive luxury tour. The guide was bilingual and very knowledgeable and imparted this knowledge on everyone. However, while he was speaking some passengers were talking to each other and he shut them up. That was totally unprofessional. He spoke way too much, for the entire journey not a break and I felt forced that I had to listen and not fall asleep or else I would be embarassed for not listening. He promised there would be vegetarian lunch and insisted I tried the soup. Luckily I did not because the soup was iguana soup and there was no vegetarian lunch except salad. Guide was a 67 year old person who did not give his name but gave many sad stories and tried to force people to buy rum sold by them.He talked about respecting tour guides and they had families to see about and left a basket for a tip! A price was paid for this tour but there was no open bar as promised with no explanation.The tour was too long 14 hours and at the end we had to cramp up in a suffocating bus to return to hotel. Chichen itza, cenote and Valladolid worth the trip, bus seat ok but this tour is overpriced!

Mi familia y yo recibimos un...

Hernn_S, Jan 2017

Mi familia y yo recibimos un transfer hacia el punto de partida. Salimos en autobus de lujo, con un excelente guía, algo que resaltar en este tour. El almuerzo fue pésimo, el pollo que sirvieron olía horrible, la mayoría de viajantes muy disgustado por esto. El área de Chichén Itzá excelente como monumento arqueológico, la información brindada por el guía del parque estuvo bien, deben mejorar la oferta de servicios sanitarios para mujeres.